Really nice photo. Sharp and good levels. Do you Photoshop? I haven't commented on this blog before but I have viewed it regularly. I like all of your photographs. You have a good eye.
texas travelers: I only purchased photoshop a few weeks ago and haven't really gotten into understanding how to use all of its wonderful features yet. I often use it for cropping to get a closer view; such as these round icicles posted here. I was on a bridge and they were down below, just above an icy stream.
sandpiper: This is the time of year, of transition between winter`s cold and spring`s melt when there are some fantastic ice creations to be found! Look once and they`re there, but look twice and they`re gone; its the nature of the season.
The shuddering wind shook my house Forgetting to whisper in its summer voice It boisterously shouted; Jesting in its autumnal tones of summer's end!
Title Picture:
The Cape Enrage Lighthouse overlooking the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick
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Varying Seasons features photos taken in the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Alberta. Also, from time to time, landscapes from other provinces may be featured as well.
Gallimaufry Gleanings
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Really nice photo. Sharp and good levels. Do you Photoshop? I haven't commented on this blog before but I have viewed it regularly. I like all of your photographs. You have a good eye.
Troy
Wow! That's NICE!! Such a great picture!!
texas travelers:
I only purchased photoshop a few weeks ago and haven't really gotten into understanding how to use all of its wonderful features yet. I often use it for cropping to get a closer view; such as these round icicles posted here. I was on a bridge and they were down below, just above an icy stream.
sandpiper:
This is the time of year, of transition between winter`s cold and spring`s melt when there are some fantastic ice creations to be found! Look once and they`re there, but look twice and they`re gone; its the nature of the season.
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